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Save Gates Circle

104 Comments

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Colleen Mages
11 years ago

I support this petition. I object to rezoning this property to allow a shopping center.

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Judy Zeckhauser
11 years ago

Totally unnecessary.

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thomas silvestrini
11 years ago

This space is large enough for a super Walmart. I am all for development, as long as it is fit for purpose. The city has a responsibility to its constituents to protect the property values of its neighborhoods. The current values of the surrounding neighborhoods is put at risk with the wrong development.

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Jean Dengler
11 years ago

Don't give up charm of neighborhood for big box retail!!

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George L. Snyder, Jr.
11 years ago

No public reason for blanket commercial zoning; very detrimental to surrounding neighborhoods and the greater city of Buffalo

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Jim Charlier
11 years ago

I'm all for development - just slowly and carefully so as not to destroy the character of one of Buffalo's finest neighborhoods. A broad-scope zoning change would do just that.

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Madonna Dunbar
11 years ago

There's plenty of commercial space in the city, don't rezone

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Dorothy Keenan
11 years ago

Please do right by our neighborhood and our landmark.

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Melina scime
11 years ago

Please don't destroy the elegance of our neighborhood. The majority of all neigbofhoods involved are against it Put the retail next to your own home !!!!

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Harold Leanos
11 years ago

Please work to save Gates Circle. This is my neighborhood

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Mimi Barnes-Coppola
11 years ago

What is meant by "shopping center"? Not appropriate for this location.

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Molly Naples
11 years ago

Gates Circle (originally Chapin Place) is a landmark location in Frederick Law Olmsted's "Best Planned City in the World". Let's not tamper with perfection.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Keep things local!

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Thomas Scime
11 years ago

no need for more retail in this area

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Patrick Nehin
11 years ago

No shopping centers here

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Maria mroz
11 years ago

Gate Circle is part of Buffalo's history! It has a permanent place in our landscape and our hearts!!

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William C. Altreuter
11 years ago

The character of the neighborhood would be irreparably damaged by C1 zoning.

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Scott Janowski
11 years ago

I say no

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William Herod
11 years ago

We must protect our beautiful city.

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T. Waters
11 years ago

no. Elmwood district is doing well for a reason. enough with the investors already. residential is fine. stop trying to reinvent the wheel.